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and then I'll send it out. I'm just gonna tell you it's been enough. Anybody else want to get off that guy back in here? We're in now. Call Case 9 and their case. And the question of the day is do you have quickness? Call Case 9 and their case. Case 9, N.S.K. This is Case C2, B.T.G. Good morning, Russell. Go ahead. I would say this is Case C2, B.T.G. It is the giant's name. We're one leg to a 90 degree day here. So I've got, I think the boat house is all cleaned up. There's some organization to do down there. The air conditioner's running. I wanted to make sure it was in good shape because that little house at the end can get pretty hot. We just insulate the ceiling, or we insulate the roof. That's what we did in about two inches of fault under the metal roof. And that cooled it off a lot, but it's still, there's no insulation on the wall, so it can be really bad. So when that place gets hot, it can be really nasty. So go down and check on the air conditioner to make sure it's going well. Get the ceiling there, too. We've got some guys coming in that knew. We've got some investors that will get supplies to fill up their fridge mirrors. We'll see because it's going to be rainy. And it's a walk. It's not long, but it's about 25 yards from the boat house to the main house. So that's still fun because it's raining cats and dogs. Records. Okay, let me drop this for a second. How many records does PC2 begin to return? I have no records now. I used to have quite a collection, but it was kind of leftovers from all sorts of things. In college, I grew up in England, so I had the British Beatles albums, which were different. Not majorly different, but they were different. And I got borrowed out of those immediately. And it's funny, too, because the guy who borrowed most of them, he never took the sleeves. He just took the record. They wandered on the album's roof. And I lost all my albums, all the big albums. And I ran and lost ten. The last records had a mechanic who was really into records. And he built his own turntable and his records started coming back vinyl. And he had to all build up to something like that. He wanted all of them. And so I traded him some watches for the record that he did. That was the end of my record, so I haven't owned any since then. Back to you, Russell. This is KC2PKG. Over to you. I'm taking off now, let's go. I'm back from KC2PKG from K-9-16. You may have them get on the platform. And now for K-9-16. And the question of the day is, do you have one for K-9-16?